[ANN] Mixero.io | Best Bitcoin Mixer | Extra Layer of Privacy by XMR Bridge

[rdluffy]

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We strongly believe this is a false positive case, likely resulting from someone reporting us without valid reasons. This is particularly frustrating considering we were previously whitelisted and have maintained the same legitimate practices.
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I already submitted a report saying that I believe this is a false alert too
I faced the same problem with Hyperlane explorer and they already solved, but metamask is still showing the alert

Let's hope they found the explanation and get back to normal

[rdluffy]

Guys, I think it's back to normal 
I tried accessing it in 3 browsers, on 2 different PCs and the site is entering normally, without the metamask warning
They've finally solved this problem

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It seems that everything is back to normal. I don't see any warnings or restrictions when accessing the mixero.io site.

Perhaps you could present here a conclusion about this incident, it would be good to know for some future cases.

[Mixero.io]

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It seems that everything is back to normal. I don't see any warnings or restrictions when accessing the mixero.io site.

Perhaps you could present here a conclusion about this incident, it would be good to know for some future cases.

Hi everyone,

Good news: our domain has been whitelisted following an investigation by a metamask phishing-detect github contributor. You should no longer see the warning message.

[TryNinja]

Good news: our domain has been whitelisted following an investigation by a metamask phishing-detect github contributor. You should no longer see the warning message.

Great news, have you managed to talk with them about this? I saw some people created a github issue through the link I posted before but looks like they haven't been answered (at least not publicly). I remember another case where a mixer was also wrongly blacklisted by MetaMask, so I'm curious about the entire proccess.

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Great news, have you managed to talk with them about this? I saw some people created a github issue through the link I posted before but looks like they haven't been answered (at least not publicly). I remember another case where a mixer was also wrongly blacklisted by MetaMask, so I'm curious about the entire proccess.

Mixero has the option to mix Ethereum, but as far as I know, it never requires a connection to Metamask or any wallet.
How does Metamask create a blacklist at all, how do they recognize that, for example, a Bitcoin mixer is risky even though it never connects to MM.

It's a good thing that there are some warnings, but many times I came across an obvious phishing site or a fake mixer site that is out of the Metamask radar.

[NotATether]

So it appears that Ethereum mixing is now possible (I don't think this feature was available before if I recall correctly), so I have a few questions about it:

- Does this only work for Ethereum or for other tokens that run on Ethereum's network (ERC-20) e.g. can you mix USDT-ERC20? <-- I know this particular coin is pointless given Tether's arbitrary blacklisting but it would still be good to know.
- Is it using Wallet Connect so that other ETH wallets can connect to it, or does only Metamask work?

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- Is it using Wallet Connect so that other ETH wallets can connect to it, or does only Metamask work?

As far as I've noticed, it doesn't ask for Metamask at all, it's like any Bitcoin mixer, just copy/paste the ETH address. The user himself sends coins from any wallet.

[hugeblack]

bump

[MrSpasybo]

So it appears that Ethereum mixing is now possible (I don't think this feature was available before if I recall correctly), so I have a few questions about it:

- Does this only work for Ethereum or for other tokens that run on Ethereum's network (ERC-20) e.g. can you mix USDT-ERC20? <-- I know this particular coin is pointless given Tether's arbitrary blacklisting but it would still be good to know.
- Is it using Wallet Connect so that other ETH wallets can connect to it, or does only Metamask work?

As I've checked, Mixero supports mixing BTC and ETH in Advanced mode, not BRC-20 or ERC-20 tokens. I hope users won't misunderstand and send incompatible tokens to the designated address provided by Mixero.

Mixero is not a dApp, it doesn't require users to connect a wallet to use. This might cause some inconvenience for users but they will have maximum security as users don't need to grant permission to a Mixer in the market.

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As I've checked, Mixero supports mixing BTC and ETH in Advanced mode, not BRC-20 or ERC-20 tokens. I hope users won't misunderstand and send incompatible tokens to the designated address provided by Mixero.

Who anyone would mix BRC20 or ERC20 tokens and for what purpose? What would be the purpose of that and in what way could a meme be mixed in exchange for what?
There is no need to say anything about BRC, but USDT is also centralized and in complete control of Tether, what would be achieved here by mixing. 

[Husna QA]

As I've checked, Mixero supports mixing BTC and ETH in Advanced mode, not BRC-20 or ERC-20 tokens. I hope users won't misunderstand and send incompatible tokens to the designated address provided by Mixero.

However, to prevent misunderstandings, especially for novice users, a footnote may also need to be included in the destination or deposit address section, as in the following example:

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Who anyone would mix BRC20 or ERC20 tokens and for what purpose? What would be the purpose of that and in what way could a meme be mixed in exchange for what?
There is no need to say anything about BRC, but USDT is also centralized and in complete control of Tether, what would be achieved here by mixing.  :(

If that happens, I think it makes the purpose of mixing pointless. It's no different from mixing BTC and then sending the results to a Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges that implements KYC.

[MrSpasybo]

However, to prevent misunderstandings, especially for novice users, a footnote may also need to be included in the destination or deposit address section, as in the following example:

If that happens, I think it makes the purpose of mixing pointless. It's no different from mixing BTC and then sending the results to a Centralized cryptocurrency exchanges that implements KYC.

Yeah, it would be better if less experienced users are given specific instructions to avoid unfortunate misunderstandings. Mixero might have noticed that few users make mistakes because they rarely need to mix tokens other than BTC and ETH.

Mixing has many values, for example, helping users have "clean" BTC, I am part of this user group. Additionally, mixing also helps crypto holders protect their financial information. For example, a holder has 10 BTC but he only mixes 0.01 BTC each month to receive 0.01 BTC in another account, then sells 0.01 BTC for $900 without worrying that others will know and kidnap him or his family to seize 10 BTC.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

what would be achieved here by mixing. 

It can break public connection. Personally I would not like to move my coins from an address that was posted in forums or any where publicly. If I had to move it then I will use a mixer or a via source so that I can hide my trace. It's not always against the authority but from public visibilities too.

[MrSpasybo]

It can break public connection. Personally I would not like to move my coins from an address that was posted in forums or any where publicly. If I had to move it then I will use a mixer or a via source so that I can hide my trace. It's not always against the authority but from public visibilities too.

Financial status is also a personal secret that we need to protect. Financial weakness can create contempt, while success can create envy and endless troubles. Recent kidnappings for ransom of wealthy people in the crypto market are warning of the risks for crypto investors and driving the demand for their use of Mixers.

I believe that as we have more F0 joining the market in bullrun, the number of Mixer users will also increase. Not everyone wants to go against government regulations, they simply want to protect themselves. Lawmakers should consider this and stop attacking Mixers.